Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

Teaching jobs threatened

Socialist Organiser no. 92, 8 July 1982 · scan pp. 3–4 · about 174 words

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Subscribe! 14,000 school teachers could be sacked next academic year, according to a report in . the Guardian on July 6.

Another 15,000 teachers' jobs will be cut through natural wastage if the Tories' plans for spending cuts are met. And in Polytechnics and sixth form colleges, one lecturer in 12 will be sacked.

Non-teaching staff in • schools, already decimated, will be cut by a further Rates: £5 for three months, £8.75 for six months, and £1 for a year.

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each week: £12 for three months.

Bundle of 10: £21 for three months.

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To: Socialist Organiser, 28 Middle Lane, London N8 8PL. 3½ %, and then 7% in the two following years.

The figures come from a confidential official report on the implications of Tory budgeting.

Trade unionists in the NUT, NAS/UWT. NATFHE and NUPE. should start pressing their leaders now to demand full publication of the government's plans, and to prepare for industrial resistance.

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